#Phil Broadhurst

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Terry Carter (born John Everett DeCoste; December 16, 1928 – April 23, 2024) Actor and filmmaker, known for his roles as Sgt. Joe Broadhurst on the TV series McCloud and as Colonel Tigh on the original Battlestar Galactica.

Carter acted in numerous television series, specials, and theatrical films. Carter was a regular cast member of The Phil Silvers Show (popularly known as Sergeant Bilko), appearing as Pvt. Sugie Sugarman in 91 episodes between 1955 and '59. Carter played boxer Rosie Palmer in a 1964 episode of the ABC drama Breaking Point. In 1965 he was the only black actor to have a role in the World War II drama Combat! in the season three episode "The Long Wait". He is best known internationally for his co-starring role as Colonel Tigh in the popular science-fiction TV series Battlestar Galactica. He was originally cast as Lieutenant Boomer, but was cut following a roller skating accident that fractured his ankle. After replacing Carter with Herb Jefferson, Jr., producer Glen A. Larson instead offered Terry Carter the role of Colonel Tigh, second in command of the ragtag fleet of starships, giving the series the distinction for the time of having more than one regular African-American character in the principal cast. Carter also starred as Dennis Weaver's partner, Sergeant Joe Broadhurst in the detective series McCloud for seven years.

In 1975, Carter started a small Los Angeles corporation, Meta/4 Productions, Inc. for which he produced and directed industrial and educational presentations on film and videotape for the federal government. Carter was president of Council for Positive Images, Inc., a non-profit organization he formed in 1979, dedicated to enhancing intercultural and interethnic understanding through audiovisual communication. Under the council's auspices, Carter produced and directed award-winning dramatic and documentary programs for presentation on PBS and distribution worldwide. (Wikipedia)

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Terry Carter (John Everett DeCoste; December 16, 1928 - April 23, 2024) was an actor and filmmaker, known for his roles as Sgt. Joe Broadhurst on McCloud and as Colonel Tigh on the original Battlestar Galactica.

He was born in Brooklyn. His mother, Mercedes, was a native of the Dominican Republic, and his father, William DeCoste, was of Argentinian and African American descent and operated a radio repair business. He attended Hunter College, Boston University, and UCLA before earning a BS from Northeastern University. He left St. John’s University School of Law after two years to become an actor.

He gained theatre experience in several productions on the Broadway and off-Broadway stage. His Broadway credits include playing the male lead in the play Mrs. Patterson and performing the title role in the musical extravaganza Kwamina.

He worked as a weekend newscaster for WBZ-TV in Boston, where he became an anchor-reporter. He served as New England television’s first African American opening-night movie and theater critic.

He acted in numerous TV series, specials, and theatrical films. He was a regular cast member of The Phil Silvers Show. He played boxer Rosie Palmer in Breaking Point. He was the only African American actor to have a role in Combat! He played the part of Police Officer Tuttle in Benji. He played opposite Pam Grier in Foxy Brown. He played the role of CIA chief “Texas Slim” in Hamilton. More recently, he had a recurring role in Hotel Caesar, as Solomon Tefari.

In 1975, he started a small Los Angeles corporation, Meta/4 Productions, Inc. for which he produced and directed industrial and educational presentations on film and videotape for the federal government. He is president of the Council for Positive Images, Inc., a non-profit organization he formed in 1979, dedicated to enhancing intercultural and interethnic understanding through audiovisual communication. Under the council’s auspices, he has produced and directed award-winning dramatic and documentary programs for presentation on PBS and distribution worldwide. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence

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Saddened to hear of the passing of Actor Terry Carter (1928-2024)

Terry Carter, who portrayed Pvt. Sugie Sugarman on The Phil Silvers Show, Joe Broadhurst on McCloud and Colonel Tigh on Battlestar Galactica has died.

He was 95.

He died Tuesday at his home in Manhattan.

No cause of death listed.

Carter appeared three times on Broadway early in his career and produced and directed a documentary on jazz legend Duke Ellington for PBS’ American Masters series in 1988.

John Everett DeCoste was born in Brooklyn on Dec. 16, 1928. He graduated from Stuyvesant High School in Manhattan in 1946, attended Northeastern University and studied law at St. John’s University.

He appeared on Broadway in Mrs. Patterson in 1954 and Finian’s Rainbow in 1955. He co-produced an off-Broadway version of A Streetcar Named Desire in 1958 and starred in the 1961 Broadway musical Kwamina.

From 1965-68, he served as the first Black news anchor on a New England TV station, WBZ-TV in Boston.

Carter formed his own production company in 1975 and made documentaries.

His acting résumé included the films Parrish (1961), Benji (1974) and Foxy Brown (1974), starring Pam Grier. He also had TV gigs on Naked City, The Defenders, Combat!, That Girl, Bracken’s World, Mannix, Julia, The Jeffersons, Falcon Crest, The Fall Guy, Mr. Belvedere and 227.

Survivors include his third wife, Selome; his children, Miguel and Melinda; and his stepdaughter, Hiwot.

My condolences to his Family Members and Friends

#R.I.P. 😔🙏🥀

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Free The Jazz #22 [for China Miéville]

1 - Gard Nilssen’s Acoustic Unity - Turtlehead (from “Firehouse”, 2015 Clean Feed)

2 - Shabaka And The Ancestors - The Sea (from “Wisdom Of Elders”, 2016 Brownswood)

3 - Rapoon - Je Veux De L'amour (from “Cultural Forgeries”, 2014 Alrealon)

4 - Albert Ayler Trio - The Wizard (from “Spiritual Unity”, 1965 ESP)

5 - Phil Broadhurst Quintet - Drive (from “Panacea”, 2015 Rattle Jazz)

6 - Christian Lillinger’s Grund - Acht! (from “Second Reason”, 2012 Clean Feed)

7 - Tomasz Stanko New York Quartet - Assassins (from “Wislawa”, 2013 ECM)

8 - Rodrigo Amado / Joe McPhee / Kent Kessler / Chris Corsano - This Is Our Language (from “This Is Our Language”, 2015 Not Two)

9 - Alice Coltrane - Journey In Satchidananda (from “Journey In Satchidananda”, 1971 Impulse!)

Listen to a new show each week on 8K, and find previous shows over at Mixcloud.

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Please Stop Donating The Da Vinci Code to Used Bookstores: Critical Linking

Sponsored by The Nix by Nathan Hill. New in paperback.

Abranch of Oxfam in Swansea has received a copy a week of The Da Vinci Code since its staff can remember. Lately, manager Phil Broadhurst has make a tower with the books, at the foot of which he has posted a note, now widely shared online. “You could give us another Da Vinci Code … but we would rather have your vinyl! We urgently need more records to … make more money for Oxfam.”

No one wants your copies of The Da Vinci Code.

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The NYPL would be far from the first library system to dump fines for children. New York’s Rochester Public Library made the move earlier this year, as did Pikes Peak Library District in Colorado. Others, like Oak Park Public Library in Illinois and Worthington Libraries in Ohio, already have or plan to eliminate fines for all residents. The key to this experiment, as Todaro explained, is finding ways to maximize access and positive relationships between libraries and patrons.

More and more libraries are dropping overdue fines.

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When Ta-Nehisi Coates and Yona Harvey’s Black Panther & The Crew launched earlier this year, it proved that big publishers like Marvel can, in fact, still tell timely stories about real world issues, like how police brutality devastates black communities. But now, after a mere two issues, Marvel has cancelled the series.

*headdesk forever*

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COSTA BLANCA BOWLS ROUNDUP - 26/3/17 has been published at http://www.theleader.info/2017/03/25/costa-blanca-bowls-roundup-26317/

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COSTA BLANCA BOWLS ROUNDUP - 26/3/17

PREMIER 20 SEES QUESADA OUT ON TOP

Quesada Bowls Club has posted another great success in winning the Costa Blanca Premier 20 Knockout Competition. 

Opponents in the final were The Emerald Isle.   !0 players at home and 10 players away.  

The result of the Final was that Quesada won the Singles, Pairs and Fours at home, and the Pairs, Triples and Fours away giving an overall win to Quesada of 12-4.

The photograph shows the winning squad with the Premier 20 trophy.

VISTABELLA REPORT WITH LYNNE BISHOP.

Winter League. This week the squad were at the Emerald Isle to face another very strong side, this was a very closely fought match played in good spirit. Vistabella did win on three rinks and the overall shots..a very good mornings bowling.

L Watkins, T French, A Brown & M Furness 23-18. J Chaplin, M Foulcer, B Norris & E Bishop 20-15. B Regan, C Watkins, C Thorpe & B Pain 15-14. Shots, VB 81(8) – 77(4) EI.

Well done to the Berleen team of S Kirk, O Ratcliffe, S & D Jenkins winning 15-13.

VCL Div A. First game saw the Vikings v Saxons for a competitive home derby, each team won three disciplines with the Vikings winning the shots, Lin Watkins (S) won Ladies Singles 17-21. Ian Kenyon (S) Won the Men’s Singles 21-10. F Barclay & M Furness (V) won the Pairs 23-12. T French, C Watkins & M Regan (S) won the Triples 17-11. Vikings won both the Rinks, L Bishop, E Blythe, D Howard & E Bishop 31-9. S Kirk, S Burrows, B Ewart & B Pain 15-10. Shots, Vikings 107(8) – 90(6) Saxons.

Congratulations to this years Club Champions who will be representing us in the Champion of Champion comp in April also well done to the Losing finalists.

Men’s Singles Ian Kenyon.- Runner up Geoff Paylor.

Ladies Singles Maggie Furness – Runner up Barbara Brown.

Men’s Pairs Martin Foulcer & Ian Kenyon – Runners up Neil Burrows & Gary Thorpe.

Ladies Pairs Lin Watkins & Carol Thorpe – Runners up Eve Blythe & Maggie Furness.

Mixed Pairs Pauline & Pat Rafferty – Runners up Lynne & Eric Bishop.

Mixed Triples Lin and Charlie Watkins & Peter Whitehall – Runners up Tony French, Gary & Carol Thorpe.

Mixed Fours Jenny & Dave Chaplin and Gary & Carol Thorpe – Runners up Del Gunning, Lynne Bishop, StJohn Broadhurst & Eric Bishop.

Missing from the photo are J&D Chaplin and P Whitehall. Several internal comps are yet to be completed?

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EMERALD ISLE

Monday saw the rearranged Premier 20 final being played, against Quesada, with teams home and away, but with both teams under strength. The final maybe lost some of its edge, but in the end the result finished in a victory for Quesada, the outcome a 6-2 win, well done Quesada

Wed the winter league game brought Vistabella to the Isle. In a great game the visitors took the spoils 8-4 aggregate 78-81 as well as the Berleen game 15-13

The last remaining final of the internal comps took place with the Pick and Mix final taking place  between F Close & J Parkes against K Jolliffe & P Cresswell. Keith and Peter won the game well done to you all in final

We are now looking forward to winter league conclusion and start of summer leagues

ELWYN MORRIS

HORADADA BOWLS BY FRED TRIGWELL.

Result of Horadada’s first Valencian Champions League match against Country Bowls Herons.

Horadada winning on two rinks and the Mens Singles as well as the overall shots, 125 to 95, Points Horadada 8 the Herons 6.

Well Done Horadada, a good win away from home.

LA MARINA REPORT BY BARRY LATHAM

Another good result although we lost 7-5 to Quesada who were top of the Winter League at the time. It was definitely a Hadaway day as both of them won. Shirley did by one with great help from Phil Pape, Carol Smith and Kathy Manning and Dave managed a super win with only 24 shots in 18 ends. So well done the other three……. of course as you might guess, it was his three girls, Jean Perchard, Barbara Forshaw and Janet Parsons. Our other Scotsman hammered his way to a well earned draw so good bowling, John Mallet, Mike Smith, Mo Kidd and Mo Taylor. The Berleen didn’t fare too well this week. Let’s just say they lost.

SAN LUIS BOWLS CLUB REPORT 24.03.17.

Just as the spring season starts, cool weather & winter woollies are back again! Wednesday 22nd Winter League away at San Miguel a real game of two halves. For a long time it seemed we might only win 2 points from Keith Jones’ rink. However everyone (win, draw or lose) worked hard, through the last few ends, to pull back the shots for a very positive result; points 9-3, close shots 83-79. Winners: Ann Holland, Keith Phillips, Sabrina Marks, Mal Hughes 16-15, Irene Everett, Vic Slater, Neil Morrison, Peter McEneany 20-20, Lynne Morris, Jo Pering, June & Keith Jones 22-15, Shirley Verity, Ray Clarke, Jules Pering, Russell Marks 16-12. With 4 matches to go, this result has moved us into 1st place, just 1 point ahead of Quesada so we have to keep fighting right to the end! The Berleen team just missed out this week.

The Club Championships, held over the extended weekend, were great entertainment for the spectators. There was some excellent bowling and really close matches that went right to the last/extra end. The results were:

Ladies’ Singles winner: Kath Reid, r/u: Margaret Morrison.

Men’s Singles winner: Russell Marks, r/u: Julian Pering.

Ladies’ Pairs winners: Kath Reid & Sheila Cammack, r/u: Ann Holland & Pam Lockett.

Men’s Pairs winners: Steve Simmons & Julian Pering, r/u: Ray Pollock & Giuseppe Galelli.

Mixed Pairs winners: Kath Reid & Tom Hill, r/u: Sabrina & Russell Marks.

Mixed Triples winners: Sabrina Marks, Keith Jones & Russell Marks, r/u: Lynne Morris, Roy Cordell & Tom Hill.

Mixed Rinks winners: Steve Simmons, Sabrina Marks, Keith Jones & Russell Marks, r/u: Ros Holmes, Christine Brooks, Dave Blackie & Scott Malden.

Drawn 2 Wood Pairs winners: Ros Holmes & Phil Hasler, r/u: Dave Blackie & Peter Fuller.

On Thursday 23rd we had the great pleasure of hosting the Bowls England Tour, English President’s Team. There was much hilarity & some good bowling, San Luis won 4 games -3, but friendship won overall.

Friday 24th VCL, SL Falcons were home v La Marina. A good start to the season 10 points-4, 140 shots-70. Winners: Pairs – Jan & Brian Pocock 26-10, Trips – Margaret & Neil Morrison, Derrick Cooper 24-9, Rinks – Pam Lockett, Les Bedford, June & Keith Jones 21-13, Rinks- Ann Holland, Vic Slater, Sabrina & Russ Marks 36-4.

For San Luis club information please check: www.sanluisbowls.byethost7.com

Sheila Cammack.

SAN MIGUEL BOWLS CLUB

The Winter League picked up 3 points against San Luis this week, with Alan Patterson, Brian Miller, Brian Allen, Lin Miller winning 17-9 and Carol Rudge, Reg Cooper, Don Whitney, Ian Rogers drawing 20 all.  Hard lines to Cliff, Val, Chris and Stuart who got beat by 1 point.  Shots were close, 79 to 83.  The Berleen won 18-13, Margaret Rogers, Jan Allen, Mick Rogers, Lee Sinclair, well done.

Dont forget the AGM, Thursday 6th April 0930 for 1000 start prompt. THE GREEN WILL BE CLOSED FOR BOWLING UNTIL THE MEETING ENDS.

Date for the diary – PRESENTATION EVENING will be held on Tuesday 25th April at El Prado, see notice board or Janet Thomas for further details.

Club Mornings still going strong, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays 0945 for 1015. WASPS on Wednesday afternoons, 1.30, Come along and have a go at bowling, only 5euros for an afternoons bowling, with use of woods and shoes. Free tuition if required.

For further information on San Miguel Bowls Club, please contact the President, Eileen Potts on Telephone 966730376 or Secretary Pat McEwan, telephone 966714257.

LA SIESTA BOWLS CLUB BY ROD EDGERTON

With the SABA Triples and the Southern League Triples Leagues complete attention turned last weekend to La Siesta Finals weekend. The winners of the blue ribbon events, the Mens and Ladies

Singles finals were John Ball who defeated Brian Fraser 21-11 and Irene Mangan who defeated Sue Jordan 21-15 in match where the lead switched after 15 of the 21 ends played. Earlier in the Mixed Singles it was Sue who defeated Irene by 21-7.

The Mens Pairs was won by Harold Charleton and John Taylor who beat Ramsey Sinclair and Alex Morrice 19-9 whilst in the Ladies Pairs Dawn Taylor and Val Dalton triumphed over Penny Porter and Hilary Clarke 26-9.In the Mixed Pairs Dave Davies and Irene Mangan came up trumps by 19-15 beating Sheila Chorley and John Ball.

The winners of the Mixed Triples were Pat Harman, Rab Logan and Norman Adcroft who defeated Joy and Brian Gardiner with Jean Cooper 25-11.

Finally, the Mixed Rinks saw John and Dawn Taylor with Harold Charleton and Val Dalton beating Joy and Brian Gardiner with Pat Reilly and Jean Cooper 21-15.

Thanks go to the Umpires Brian Gardiner and Jean Cooper and the Markers Pat Reilly, Pat Harman and Brian Gardiner for their sterling work and also to the loyal club members and friends who turned up to support the finalists and to watch some excellent bowling in superb weather conditions.

In the Winter League La Siesta played away at Greenlands and won on 2 of the 5 rinks whilst the rink of Ann Edgerton, Mike Edwards and Trish and Pat Reilly took their match to the final end before succumbing to their opponents. The winning rinks for La Siesta were provided by Sheila Reilly, Pat Moore and Bill and Sue Jordan who won 23-13 and Jo Elkin, Rod Edgerton, Jim Hudson and Brian Fraser who won 21-13.The overall shots were 81 to La Siesta and 96 to Greenlands.

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The Leylines live @ The Marrs Bar

The Leylines with: Under A Banner + Nick Parker

Date/Time Date(s) - Friday, April 28, 2017 - 8:00 pm - 11:30 pm Cost: £8 in advance £10 on the door Tickets: http://www.wegottickets.com/event/392177

British folk-punk for a summer’s afternoon, a sound forged in festivals and bonfires, with fiddle-driven rabble rousers and songs that stir the soul. The Leylines was started by a group of West Country musicians driving home from a session at the legendary Sawmills Studios. Levelling The Land by The Levellers was on the car stereo. Something about the sound of the record, the rolling Cornwall landscapes and the smell of summer connected in writer and vocalist Steve’s head. Steve, a product of council estates and stints in the Army, put his observations on the state of the nation into music and started writing. Adding the different musical backgrounds of band mates Matt (guitar), Pete (bass), Dave (drums) and Hannah (violin), The Leylines have created a style that combines the acerbic social commentary of the Mod and Punk eras, and a folk-rock vibe that will send you right back to those long, hazy festival days.

The band saying is: “If you wouldn’t go out and have drink with someone, don’t work with them.” With a fiercely loyal and ever-growing fan base, The Leylines guaranteed to have their audiences up on their feet – and they will be having as much fun as their audience while they’re doing it!

The band are very proud to say that in 2016, on top of a packed gig list, they have played headline slots at Watchet Festival, Bodstock Festival, Hazy Daze Festival, Wistful Festival and more, also playing the mainstages at Something Else In The Dean, Farmer Phils Festival, Kindred Spirits Festival and Chagstock as well as many other festivals. They have also seen a dramatic rise in nationwide following after playing alongside such chart topping bands as Toploader and Scouting For Girls, as well as festival favourites Mad Dog Mcrea, Ferocious Dog and 3 Daft Monkeys. Having released their debut album in July this year, the band has had some fantastic reviews and announced their first national tour in 2017. In November 2016, The Leylines signed with booking agency, Midnight Mango, who also coordinate bookings for artists such as The Boomtown Rats, The Bad Shepherds, Molotov Jukebox, Sheelanigig, Big Country and The Blockheads. Their debut album “Along The Old Straight Track” is available to stream on all major streaming sites.

We love The Marrs Bar – and we’re bringing two of our favourite acts with us, both of which have been here before with us in 2016. Join us for what promises to be another sweaty, ridiculous night.

UNDER A BANNER

Under A Banner have been making powerful, passionate and poetic alternative rock for around three years. This ‘alternative’ folk-tinged band have forged not just another band but something in which people are becoming emotionally invested.

The band features Adam Broadhurst- vocals and guitars, Jake Brooks – guitars and backing vocals, Simon Hill -bass guitar, Tim Wilson- drums, percussion and backing vocals, Kat Davis- keyboards.

Career highlights for the band so far include supporting New Model Army; having their music used by the charity Safe World for Women and award winning Californian author Rachel Thompson; being played on BBC Introducing West Midlands and Shropshire, BBC Nan Gael, dozens of online and FM radio stations, including Stafford FM and the increasingly popular Wyldwood Radio; being featured in Indie Shaman magazine and dozens of popular music blogs including Echoes and Dust, Here Comes the Flood, House in the Sand and Their Music Cottage.

NICK PARKER

Glastonbury (UK) based Nick Parker was 13 when he first picked up a guitar and tried to string together a few chords. By 14 he had put down the guitar and picked up the mandolin. Not least of all because he wanted to be in his brother, Ant’s band and they needed a mandolin player.

The first few gigs came and went, under the name ‘The Mandolin Brothers’ (genius) before they changed their name to ‘Why?’ (equally genius) and they spent the next 10 years bouncing around on stages at hundreds of venues around the UK and Europe, reeling out their folk/rock/skiffle (latterly known as friffle) sillyness to sweaty teens and twentysomethings.

In February 1998 Nick finally put down his eight string and picked up a six (mainly because his fingers had gotten too fat for the intricacies of a mandolin) and started guitar band ‘Tobermory’.

After various false starts, a few flirtations with industry ‘big’ boys and a few mini tours to Germany (including one where they went all the way to the east for a three gig weekend, two of which were cancelled) Tobermory played their last gig in 2004.

‘The Gadabout Crowd’ was next on Nick’s ‘to do’ list, which was more of a folky/rocky affair. The crowd dispersed after only a few months of gatherment and Nick decided to go it alone.

Now under the name of ‘Nick Parker’ (again quite clever), Nick has released two full-length albums, 2010’s ‘The King of False Alarms’ and 2014’s ‘Angry Pork and the Occasional Bird’ on German label Tonetoaster Records.

Starting to feel a bit lonely, Nick recruited a few mates who quickly became known as the False Alarms who took to traipsing around Europe with him, Tetrissing their drums, bass, guitars, banjo, fiddle, mandolin, lapsteel and accordion into the back of his tired old bandwagon.

Playing his tongue-firmly-in-cheek folky/country/straggly songs, Nick’s shows – solo or with the False Alarms -are as intimate and light-hearted as they are passionate and downright sweaty.

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Phil Broadhurst Death | Dead - Cause Of Death | Died

Phil Broadhurst Death | Dead – Cause Of Death | Died

Phil Broadhurst Death | Passed Away

Friends and families of the deceased are broken by the passing of their beloved one who has just died. It is with a deep sense of grief that affected individuals mourn and shared the heartbreaking news on social media, April 27, 2020.

Condolences are tributes are been shared across different social media timeline of the death of Phil. We learned about this…

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Tee times for the first round of the PGA Championship at Bellerive | Golf News

http://www.internetunleashed.co.uk/?p=30781 Tee times for the first round of the PGA Championship at Bellerive | Golf News - http://www.internetunleashed.co.uk/?p=30781 Groups and starting times for the first round of the 100th PGA Championship at Bellerive Country Club in St Louis. Players USA unless stated, all times BST:Starting at hole 1 1250 Eddie Pepperell (Eng), Michael Block, Ryan Fox (Nzl) Eddie Pepperell is in the first group out on the first tee 1301 Austin Cook, Craig Hocknull (Aus), Alexander Bjork (Swe)1312 Yusaku Miyazato (Jpn), Bob Sowards, Scott Brown1323 Thomas Bjorn (Den), Rafael Cabrera-Bello (Spa), James Hahn1334 Billy Horschel, Byeong-Hun An (Kor), Shane Lowry (Irl)1345 Yuta Ikeda (Jpn), Brian Harman, Adam Hadwin (Can)1356 Jimmy Walker, Padraig Harrington (Irl), Vijay Singh (Fij)1407 Bryson DeChambeau, Andy Sullivan (Eng), Kiradech Aphibarnrat (Tha) Padraig Harrington is grouped with fellow former champions Jimmy Walker and Vijay Singh 1418 Cameron Smith (Aus), Ryan Armour, Peter Uihlein1429 Paul Dunne (Irl), J.B. Holmes, Dylan Frittelli (Rsa)1440 Charles Howell III, Jason Schmuhl, Brian Gay1451 David Muttitt, Ollie Schniederjans, Troy Merritt1502 Shawn Warren, Mikko Korhonen (Fin), J.J. Spaun1820 Brandon Stone (Rsa), Johan Kok (Rsa), Whee Kim (Kor)1831 Matt Wallace (Eng), Matt Dobyns, Beau Hossler1842 Chris Wood (Eng), Alex Noren (Swe), Matt Kuchar Dustin Johnson plays alongside Bubba Watson and Adam Scott 1853 Bubba Watson, Dustin Johnson, Adam Scott (Aus)1904 Tommy Fleetwood (Eng), Satoshi Kodaira (Jpn), Marc Leishman (Aus)1915 Brooks Koepka, Patrick Reed, Francesco Molinari (Ita)1926 Sergio Garcia (Spa), Gary Woodland, Kevin Kisner1937 Jordan Spieth, Jon Rahm (Spa), Justin Rose (Eng)1948 Paul Casey (Eng), Aaron Wise, Zach Johnson1959 Louis Oosthuizen (Rsa), Thomas Pieters (Bel), Bill Haas Justin Rose is in a high-profile group with Jordan Spieth and Jon Rahm 2010 Lee Westwood (Eng), Joaquin Niemann (Chi), Daniel Berger2021 Omar Uresti, Justin Harding (Rsa), Andrew Landry2032 Matthew Borchert, Chris Stroud, Barracuda WinnerStarting at hole 101255 Rich Berberian Jr., Jamie Lovemark, Shugo Imahira (Jpn)1306 Brandt Snedeker, Sean McCarty, Haotong Li (Chn)1317 Jim Furyk, Tony Finau, Xander Schauffele1328 Martin Kaymer (Ger), Davis Love III, Rich Beem1339 Rickie Fowler, Hideki Matsuyama (Jpn), Ian Poulter (Eng)1350 Danny Willett (Eng), Henrik Stenson (Swe), Pat Perez1401 Jason Day (Aus), Phil Mickelson, Keegan Bradley1412 Shubhankar Sharma (Ind), Jordan Smith (Eng), Scott Piercy Tiger Woods, Justin Thomas, and Rory McIlroy also played together at the Genesis Open 1423 Rory McIlroy (NIrl), Justin Thomas, Tiger Woods1434 Matthew Fitzpatrick (Eng), Webb Simpson, Jhonattan Vegas (Ven)1445 Stewart Cink, Branden Grace (Rsa), Ryan Moore1456 Ross Fisher (Eng), Alexander Levy (Fra), Patton Kizzire1507 Julian Suri, Sungjae Imn (Kor), Craig Bowden1815 Chesson Hadley, Daniel Balin, Russell Henley1826 Marty Jertson, Luke List, Kevin Chappell1837 Nick Watney, Jaysen Hansen, Kyle Stanley1848 Ted Potter, Jr., Emiliano Grillo (Arg), Jorge Campillo (Spa) 1991 champion John Daly is back for another go at the PGA title 1859 Ryan Vermeer, Paul Broadhurst (Eng), John Daly1910 Si Woo Kim (Kor), Brice Garnett, Tyrrell Hatton (Eng)1921 Yong-eun Yang (Kor), Shaun Micheel, Jason Dufner1932 Charl Schwartzel (Rsa), Thorbjorn Olesen (Den), Patrick Cantlay1943 Brendan Steele, Adrian Otaegui (Spa), Kevin Na1954 Charley Hoffman, Chez Reavie, Russell Knox (Sco)2005 Michael Kim, Seung-su Han, Zachary J Johnson2016 Brian Smock, Anirban Lahiri (Ind), Mike Lorenzo-Vera (Fra)2027 Ben Kern, Ryuko Tokimatsu (Jpn), WGC Bridgestone Winner 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No threat, but UK royal wedding fans in Windsor face tight security

WINDSOR, England (Reuters) – All royal fans coming to Windsor to watch the wedding of Britain’s Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle will have to pass through tight security but there is no known threat to the event, a police commander said on Wednesday.

People browse for Royal Wedding souvenirs ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in Windsor, Britain, May 16, 2018. REUTERS/Phil Noble

More than 100,000 people are expected to flock to the genteel town dominated by Windsor Castle where the couple will marry on Saturday in a glittering ceremony mixing traditional royal pomp with a flavor of Hollywood glamour.

Britain is on its second-highest threat level of severe, meaning an attack by militants is considered highly likely. Last year there were four deadly attacks blamed on terrorists which claimed 36 lives.

“There is no particular threat for this event. There’s no intelligence to support that this event is going to be particularly targeted,” Superintendent Jim Weems, the tactical commander for the wedding, told Reuters.

“People will be aware of the atrocities in the UK last year, in the last 18 months in Europe … or around the world, so that will be at the back of people’s minds,” he said. “We police this to keep people safe – we have the capability, with the right police officers in the right place with the right skills to deal with all eventualities.”

Some 5,000 officers were on duty in London when Harry’s brother Prince William married wife Kate in a huge display of British pageantry in 2011 but Weems declined to say how many would be patrolling in Windsor on Saturday.

However, he said it was the biggest operation his Thames Valley force had ever carried out and they had needed to call on neighboring forces to help.

In addition to road closures which will seal off the town and patrols by armed police and search dogs, visitors will also have to pass through airport-style scanning checks before they can reach the streets surrounding the castle where the couple will take part in a carriage procession after the wedding.

SCREENING

“There are search and screening locations all around the town. So when you come by car, if you park and walk into town, or you come by rail, you will go through one of our search locations,” Weems said.

“Every kind of police resourcing you can think of is probably involved in here somewhere along the line.”

It will not just be the threat from militants that will be occupying police thoughts.

Bob Broadhurst, the officer in charge of security for William’s wedding, told Reuters last month police would have to treat everyone in the crowd as a potential terrorist, prankster, protester or royal obsessive who might try to disrupt the occasion.

Police had dealt with 18 protests in London on the day of William’s wedding although Weems said they were not aware of any planned demonstrations.

However, last Saturday’s Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon was briefly marred by a protester invading the stage to grab the microphone from British contestant SuRie while she was performing, graphically showing what issues police might face.

The royals themselves have also been on the receiving end of pranks. In 2003, Aaron Barschak, who called himself “the comedy terrorist”, managed to bypass security at Windsor Castle wearing a pink dress and an Osama bin Laden-style beard to crash William’s 21st birthday party and give him a kiss.

“Our policing operation will cover all eventualities. I won’t go into what we are anticipating,” said Weems.

“We need to remind ourselves and the public that this is a wedding. It is a wedding in which the royal couple want the public to be involved. That is the story, it’s not about the police and security operation.”

Editing by Stephen Addison

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No threat, but UK royal wedding fans in Windsor face tight security

WINDSOR, England (Reuters) – All royal fans coming to Windsor to watch the wedding of Britain’s Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle will have to pass through tight security but there is no known threat to the event, a police commander said on Wednesday.

People browse for Royal Wedding souvenirs ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in Windsor, Britain, May 16, 2018. REUTERS/Phil Noble

More than 100,000 people are expected to flock to the genteel town dominated by Windsor Castle where the couple will marry on Saturday in a glittering ceremony mixing traditional royal pomp with a flavor of Hollywood glamour.

Britain is on its second-highest threat level of severe, meaning an attack by militants is considered highly likely. Last year there were four deadly attacks blamed on terrorists which claimed 36 lives.

“There is no particular threat for this event. There’s no intelligence to support that this event is going to be particularly targeted,” Superintendent Jim Weems, the tactical commander for the wedding, told Reuters.

“People will be aware of the atrocities in the UK last year, in the last 18 months in Europe … or around the world, so that will be at the back of people’s minds,” he said. “We police this to keep people safe – we have the capability, with the right police officers in the right place with the right skills to deal with all eventualities.”

Some 5,000 officers were on duty in London when Harry’s brother Prince William married wife Kate in a huge display of British pageantry in 2011 but Weems declined to say how many would be patrolling in Windsor on Saturday.

However, he said it was the biggest operation his Thames Valley force had ever carried out and they had needed to call on neighboring forces to help.

In addition to road closures which will seal off the town and patrols by armed police and search dogs, visitors will also have to pass through airport-style scanning checks before they can reach the streets surrounding the castle where the couple will take part in a carriage procession after the wedding.

SCREENING

“There are search and screening locations all around the town. So when you come by car, if you park and walk into town, or you come by rail, you will go through one of our search locations,” Weems said.

“Every kind of police resourcing you can think of is probably involved in here somewhere along the line.”

It will not just be the threat from militants that will be occupying police thoughts.

Bob Broadhurst, the officer in charge of security for William’s wedding, told Reuters last month police would have to treat everyone in the crowd as a potential terrorist, prankster, protester or royal obsessive who might try to disrupt the occasion.

Police had dealt with 18 protests in London on the day of William’s wedding although Weems said they were not aware of any planned demonstrations.

However, last Saturday’s Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon was briefly marred by a protester invading the stage to grab the microphone from British contestant SuRie while she was performing, graphically showing what issues police might face.

The royals themselves have also been on the receiving end of pranks. In 2003, Aaron Barschak, who called himself “the comedy terrorist”, managed to bypass security at Windsor Castle wearing a pink dress and an Osama bin Laden-style beard to crash William’s 21st birthday party and give him a kiss.

“Our policing operation will cover all eventualities. I won’t go into what we are anticipating,” said Weems.

“We need to remind ourselves and the public that this is a wedding. It is a wedding in which the royal couple want the public to be involved. That is the story, it’s not about the police and security operation.”

Editing by Stephen Addison

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No threat, but UK royal wedding fans in Windsor face tight security

WINDSOR, England (Reuters) – All royal fans coming to Windsor to watch the wedding of Britain’s Prince Harry and American actress Meghan Markle will have to pass through tight security but there is no known threat to the event, a police commander said on Wednesday.

People browse for Royal Wedding souvenirs ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding in Windsor, Britain, May 16, 2018. REUTERS/Phil Noble

More than 100,000 people are expected to flock to the genteel town dominated by Windsor Castle where the couple will marry on Saturday in a glittering ceremony mixing traditional royal pomp with a flavor of Hollywood glamour.

Britain is on its second-highest threat level of severe, meaning an attack by militants is considered highly likely. Last year there were four deadly attacks blamed on terrorists which claimed 36 lives.

“There is no particular threat for this event. There’s no intelligence to support that this event is going to be particularly targeted,” Superintendent Jim Weems, the tactical commander for the wedding, told Reuters.

“People will be aware of the atrocities in the UK last year, in the last 18 months in Europe … or around the world, so that will be at the back of people’s minds,” he said. “We police this to keep people safe – we have the capability, with the right police officers in the right place with the right skills to deal with all eventualities.”

Some 5,000 officers were on duty in London when Harry’s brother Prince William married wife Kate in a huge display of British pageantry in 2011 but Weems declined to say how many would be patrolling in Windsor on Saturday.

However, he said it was the biggest operation his Thames Valley force had ever carried out and they had needed to call on neighboring forces to help.

In addition to road closures which will seal off the town and patrols by armed police and search dogs, visitors will also have to pass through airport-style scanning checks before they can reach the streets surrounding the castle where the couple will take part in a carriage procession after the wedding.

SCREENING

“There are search and screening locations all around the town. So when you come by car, if you park and walk into town, or you come by rail, you will go through one of our search locations,” Weems said.

“Every kind of police resourcing you can think of is probably involved in here somewhere along the line.”

It will not just be the threat from militants that will be occupying police thoughts.

Bob Broadhurst, the officer in charge of security for William’s wedding, told Reuters last month police would have to treat everyone in the crowd as a potential terrorist, prankster, protester or royal obsessive who might try to disrupt the occasion.

Police had dealt with 18 protests in London on the day of William’s wedding although Weems said they were not aware of any planned demonstrations.

However, last Saturday’s Eurovision Song Contest in Lisbon was briefly marred by a protester invading the stage to grab the microphone from British contestant SuRie while she was performing, graphically showing what issues police might face.

The royals themselves have also been on the receiving end of pranks. In 2003, Aaron Barschak, who called himself “the comedy terrorist”, managed to bypass security at Windsor Castle wearing a pink dress and an Osama bin Laden-style beard to crash William’s 21st birthday party and give him a kiss.

“Our policing operation will cover all eventualities. I won’t go into what we are anticipating,” said Weems.

“We need to remind ourselves and the public that this is a wedding. It is a wedding in which the royal couple want the public to be involved. That is the story, it’s not about the police and security operation.”

Editing by Stephen Addison

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Costa Blanca South Bowls Roundup has been published at http://www.theleader.info/2019/03/31/costa-blanca-south-bowls-roundup-6/

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Costa Blanca South Bowls Roundup

SAN MIGUEL BOWLS CLUB - BARRY JONES San Miguel Pointers were home to La Siesta Sputniks winning 10 - 2 (98 shots to 56), the best winning triple were James cutting, Brian Allan and Stuart Hemmings 32 - 2. San Miguel Alsatians were home to La Siesta Apollos winning 9 - 3 (89 shots to 77), the best winning triple were Marilyn Shatwell, Gerard Shatwell and Eddie Cowan 20 - 7. San Miguel Dalmatians were away to Emerald Isle Newptunes losing 4 - 8 (89 shots for 99 against), the best winning triple were Meg Brownlee, Bill Moseley and Mike Bayfield 23 - 11. San Miguel Beagles were away to Emerald Isle Titans losing 4 - 8 (83 shots against 93 for), the bet winning triple were Brian Miller, Val Collier and Lin Miller 25 - 12. In the Winter League San Miguel were home to Benitachell where they had a great win taking all 12 points (118 shots to 56), on the best winning rink were Jan Allen, Bob Graham, Cyril Medley and Lin Miller 28 - 12. A reminder that the Wasps sessions take place Wednesdays 1:30 for 2:00 - €5 for an afternoon’s bowling with shoes and woods available to borrow. Due to the popularity of the Wasps, first time bowlers are asked to attend an initial coaching session on Tuesday afternoons, starting at 1:45. For further information on San Miguel Bowls Club please contact the President Stuart Hemmings on 965720461, or the Secretary Gail Willshire on 965020492. VISTABELLA BOWLS Sponsored by TV Choice, Venture Fleet & Beniconnect. With Lynne Bishop The very last of the SAL Winter leagues and we had two games played..both in the ENTERPRISE league and both at home. The Albatrosses were against the Quesada Pearls where they had two wins from the teams of Geraldine Fisher, StJohn Broadhurst & Gordon Fisher 20-13. Olwyn Ratcliffe, Stuart Allman & Brian Dunn 15-12. Shots VB 68(4) - 75(8) Q. The Drivers had a great result playing the Quesada Diamonds to finish on a high. Four wins from the teams of Frank Barclay, Andy Leggatt & Pat Rafferty 20-10. Sue Jenkins, Jeff Neve & Dave Jenkins 24-15. Gedd Lees, Brian Pointon &  Carol Thorpe 23-21. Sharron Kirk, Dane Howard & David Steadman 14-11. Shots VB 100(10) - 77(2) Q. Both the Eagles and the Buggies matches against El Rancho were cancelled due to a bereavement and funeral of one of their members. We send our condolences to the family of Graham Day and all at El Rancho. WINTER League...the Penultimate challenge, a top of the league battle against Javea Green to gain as many points as possible to strengthen our chances of winning the league. It was a very closely fought game that could have swung either way but I’m pleased to say we did it with three wins plus the shots. Winning rinks were Sue Kemp, Bert Ewart, Mike Regan & Brian Zelin 24-18. Lynne Bishop, Mo Foulcer, Charlie Watkins & Martin Foulcer 17-11. Del Gunning, Geraldine Fisher, Arthur Brown & Gordon Fisher 18-16...great last shot again...Gordon! Shots, VB 86(8) - 80(4) JG. The Berleen team..what can one say? Well done for being the Campeones of the Berleen league. Congratulations Brenda & Peter Rees and Susan & David Jenkins, we are so proud of you! MONTE MAR BOWLS AND SOCIAL CLUB Sponsored by The Pub, Bowling Abroad, Avalon, Lounge D, Rogers, La Piazza and The Belfry. Monte Mar Toreadors v San Luis Leopards Away at San Luis for the last Friday Southern League the Toreadors won on two rinks. Well done to Julia and Ian Hamilton skip Graham Smyth, Sheila Roberts, Sue Bounds skip Phil Goble. Shots Toreadors 81 – 102 Leopards. Points 4 – 8. Monte Mar Matadors v San Miguel Boxers Away at San Miguel the Matadors won on three rinks and lost by one shot on one rink. Well done to Pauline Merry, Don Cleeter skip Margaret Finlayson 16 – 10, Paula Cleeter, Pauline Woodfine skip Barrie Woodfine 15-14, Tanya Oliver, Danny King skip Jack Burrell. Shots Matadors 67 – 72 Boxers. Points 6 – 6. WINTER LEAGUE Saturday 23rd March Monte Mar v Benitachell This was a rearranged fixture brought forward from 10th April and Monte Mar visited Benitachell. It was a enjoyable match with both teams winning two and drawing one. Well done to the winning teams Lynne Armitage, Mike farrelly, Jack Burrell skip Dave Melville, Tanya Oliver, Howie Williams, John Hunt skip Phil Goble and the drawing team Sheila Roberts, June Young, Pauline Woodfine skip Barrie Woodfine, well done Monte Mar. Shots Monte Mar 80 – 80 Benitachell. Points Monte Mar 6 – 6 Benitachell. Monte Mar Toreadors v Greenlands Maples At home to Greenlands Maples for the last match of the season we won on one rink. Well done to Sheila Roberts, Diane Horsington skip Jan Gatward. Well done to Greenlands Maples winners of the league. Shots Toreadors 64 – 98 Maples. Points 2 – 10. Monte Mar Matadors v San Luis Klingtons Away at San Luis for the last match of the season the Matadors won on two rinks and drew on one rink. Well done to the winning teams Keith Simpson, Pauline Merry skip Chris Merry,  Paula Cleeter, Don Cleeter skip Margaret Finlayson and the drawing team of  Tanya Oliver, Mike Farrelly skip Jack Burrell. WINTER LEAGUE Wednesday 27th March Monte Mar v La Marina Away at La Marina we had a very good result winning on four rinks and drawing on one rink, well done everyone!!!! After the match we all enjoyed a meal and a few drinks. Shots Monte Mar 92 – 77 La Marina. Points 11 – 1. For further information go to www.montemarbowls.com or email us at info@montemarbowls.com. We are also on Facebook LA MARINA BOWLS CLUB WITH CHRIS BOULD Only three matches to report this week. Monday 25-03-19 The Explorers we’re at home to San Luis Trekkers. The points were shared 6 each. The shots were 76 for and 84 against. They finished 7th in the Enterprise division. The Pathfinders were away to Greenlands Sycamores. Again the points were shared, 6 each. The shots were 84 - 96 against. Best winning rink was Reg Jackson, Dave McGaw and John Rae, 21-12. They finished 5th in the Discovery division. Wednesday 27 - 03 - 19. The Winter league entertained Monte Mar. Points were  1  for and 11 against. Shots were 77 for and 92 against. The five loosing rinks were close but La Marina didn’t quite make it.  The one point was won by Mo Taylor, Mike Smith, Phil Pape and Shirley Hadaway, gaining a draw of 17-17. They have two more games left to play. Good luck. The Ospreys finished 5th in Southern league division A. The Merlin’s finished 3rd in Southern league division C. Advance notice. On Sunday May 19th, La Marina are holding a Table Top Sale at the Club. If you have any suitable items please contact Lorita Rae on jvmrae@talktalk.net or phone 966 79 7257. HORADADA BOWLS CLUB BY IRENE GRAHAM Only one match to report on this week as we are now at the end of the winter season.  Win or lose the weather has been really kind to the Bowlers this winter with very few bad days.  The Falcons were at home to Emerald Isle Moonrakers and we were all very well aware that we had to produce the goods.  All but one of the rinks had really close results with the lead going back and forth a few times.  An exciting morning with the Falcons coming out on top.  We won on 3 rinks lost on 2 and it’s thanks to one of our rinks that secured us the overall shots.  Our winning rinks were: Irene Graham, Janet Jukes and Barry Evans 13 – 9 Wayne Jackson, Les Davies and Mick Kirby 23 – 8 Tracey Paffett, Ken Barber and Roy Thomson 17 – 14 The final score being 83 shot for to 66 against giving us 8 points to 4 against. Very well played to all of our team, we each played our part in helping the Falcons to move up a place to remain in division ‘B’.  We are equal in points to Quesada Rubies, but we just managed to pip them at the post on shots. The Royals with their last match result also moved 2 places up the table to finish in 7th place, only 1 point behind 6th.  We are a small membership club and to remain in the ‘B’ division for both the leagues is an excellent result for us. Again very well played to everyone who has played throughout the winter season and a special thanks goes to our Team Captain Peter Davis and Vice Captain Ron Odell for their efforts in putting a team together.  We know it is not an easy task. Have a restful 2 weeks break Team Horadada and we will start all over again for the summer leagues.  Keep em’ bowls a rollin’. EMERALD ISLE BOWLS WITH ELWYN MORRIS Sunday brought our Irish friends from The Gate/Crumlin to the Isle and the game was played in a fantastic spirit and this year the Isle came out winners 5-1, so they take the Trophy. Titans played at home against San Miguel Beagles and they had a good 8-4 win, aggregate 93-83, Winners were S Johnson K Jolliffe D Gerrard 27-14,,D Jones D Leeming M Odell 24-13, S Kavanagh G Shoots B Kavanagh 18-11 Neptunes were at home against San Miguel Dalmations in second place battle and the Isle came out on top 8-4 aggregate 99-89, winners E Morris C Parsons A Malcolm,,26-14,,B Doran C Thomas  J Westall  28-11, C Ayling C Warner P Heaney 20-17 Moonrakers played Horadada and slipped to a 4-8 aggregate 66-83, winners D Close T Harris G Ponsford 18-15, I Hughes M Breen P Dix 17-15 Saturns travelled to San Luis Vulcans and they were beaten 4-8, aggregate 92-96, winners were E Brookes J Gregory J Mulloy 24-11, ,M Brookes A Gower J Horne 21-15 Tuesday saw return of Gosforth Empire for their annual visit. In a good game the result was a 2-2 draw on rinks Emerald Isle played at Greenlands in the Winter league and had a great win 7-5, aggregate 90-73 win, winners were R Clive J Mulloy M Breen D Gerrard 33-9, S Kavanagh T Dix P Dix B, Kavanagh 20-13, M Riley D Close M Odell C Lindgren drew 11-11 No Berleen Game SAPS continues throughout the summer, great value at 5 Euros 2 hours  bowling, Shoes and  Bowls supplied and coaching for novices.

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Mor'easter? Northeast hit with its fourth storm in 3 weeks

Spring kicked off with a wallop of wintry weather along the East Coast as the fourth nor'easter in three weeks rolled in with the potential for a foot or more of snow Wednesday.

The first full day of the season included scenes of snow falling on blooming daffodils in suburban Philadelphia, New Yorkers twisting to fix blown-out umbrellas, tractor-trailers stuck on snowy highways and kids making their first snowman of spring.

"I want warm! I'm done with the cold," said Yana Damoiseau, a pedestrian in New York City.

Airlines canceled thousands of flights, and school districts throughout the Northeast called off classes ahead of the storm, which was expected to intensify in the afternoon and make its way into New England, with heavy, wet snow likely to knock out power across a wide area.

New York City braced for what could be its biggest March snowstorm ever, with 12 to 18 inches forecast. Gov. Phil Murphy declared a state of emergency in New Jersey, where most areas were expected to see at least 8 inches. Forecasters said Boston could get 6 inches, and the Philadelphia area could see a foot.

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The storm was just the latest to come off the assembly line in the Northeast since March 2. Many people's tolerance for wintry weather was already worn thin, after repeated power outages and lots of white-knuckle driving.

"I didn't think I'd still need to keep storm stuff in my car in late March, but what are you going to do?" Wilson Collins, of Toms River, New Jersey, said as he checked his car trunk to make sure he had a shovel, a blanket and other emergency items. "I just hope this is finally it."

On the other side of the country, a storm brought heavy rain to California, and tens of thousands of people in Santa Barbara and Ventura counties were ordered to flee their homes because of the danger of mudslides on slopes burned by recent wildfires.

By late morning in the East, hundreds of auto accidents were reported. On New York's Long Island, Newsday reported that a woman was killed and five people were injured when a van overturned on a parkway.

More than 1,000 flights in the New York City area alone were canceled, with a ripple effect on air travel around the country. On the ground, Amtrak scaled back service on the Northeast corridor between Washington and Boston, and some states banned trucks from major highways.

The storm also unloaded snow on Virginia and West Virginia as it pushed into the Northeast. Virginia reported more 240 traffic accidents since midnight. In West Virginia, around 17,000 customers were without power.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said 5,500 utility workers and 300 National Guard members were standing by. The state also sent generators, light towers, plows and salt to areas that have already endured multi-day, storm-related power outages this month.

Cuomo said he was told the utilities were better prepared this time.

"We have had assurances," he said. "Frankly, I'm not satisfied with the assurances."

Not everyone was sick of the snow.

In Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, about 90 miles outside Philadelphia, 10-year-old siblings Talia and Miles Broadhurst made their own fun on yet another day off from school, climbing onto the family SUV and sliding down the snow-slicked windshield and hood before plopping onto the snow.

"If the snow keeps me away from school, I'm fine with it," Miles said.

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Hill contributed from Albany, New York. Also contributing were Michael Rubinkam in Orwigsburg, Pennsylvania, Kiley Armstrong and Larry Neumeister in New York City, Bruce Shipkowski in Toms River, New Jersey.

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British Open

British Open The Royal Birkdale will host British Open 2017 Open Championship for the tenth time in July 2017 and will welcome the world’s greatest golfers to one of the sport’s most renowned. With elite players Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy and Jason Day struggling, this could be the tournament that sees a sleeper, underdog or unknown come to the forefront and dominate at Royal Birkdale in Southport, England. British Open 2017 Live Online HD Here British Open 2017 TV schedule Live streaming is available on the Golf Channel’s official site and the Golf Channel app. Thursday, July 20 1:35 a.m. — Mark O’Meara, Chris Wood, Ryan Moore 1:46 a.m. — Maverick McNealy, Phachara Khongwatmai, Stuart Manley 1:57 a.m. — Stewart Cink, Sandy Lyle, Jeunghung Wang 2:08 a.m. — Paul Broadhurst, Thongchai Jaidee, Roberto Castro 2:19 a.m. — Tom Lehman, Byeong Hun An, Darren Fichardt 2:30 a.m. — Soren Kjeldsen, Billy Horschel, Danny Willett 2:41 a.m. — Matthew Fitzpatrick, Steve Stricker, Emiliano Grillo 2:52 a.m. — Jason Dufner, Branden Grace, Bryson DeChambeau 3:03 a.m. — Alex Noren, Russell Knox, Ian Poulter 3:14 a.m. — David Duval, Prayad Marksaeng, KT Kim 3:25 a.m. — Younghan Song, David Horsey, Dylan Frittelli 3:36 a.m. — Mike Lorenzo-Vera, Charles Howell III, Shiv Kapur 3:47 a.m. — Russell Henley, Fabrizio Zanotti, Peter Uihlein 4:03 a.m. — Alexander Levy, Brendan Steele, Webb Simpson 4:14 a.m. — Wesley Bryan, Anirban Lahiri, Alfie Plant 4:25 a.m. — Darren Clarke, Gary Woodland, Harry Ellis 4:36 a.m. — Padraig Harrington, Pat Perez, Thomas Pieters 4:47 a.m. — Henrik Stenson, Si Woo Kim, Jordan Spieth 4:58 a.m. — Louis Oosthuizen, Justin Rose, Justin Thomas 5:09 a.m. — Brooks Koepka, Hideki Matsuyama, Tommy Fleetwood 5:20 a.m. — J.B. Holmes, Brandt Snedeker, Shane Lowry 5:31 a.m. — Richard Bland, Shaun Norris, Luca Cianchetti 5:42 a.m. — Yikeun Chang, Chan Kim, Mark Foster 5:53 a.m. — Sung-Hoon Kang, Tony Finau, Matthieu Pavon 6:04 a.m. — Alexander Bjork, Joe Dean, Robert Streb 6:15 a.m. — Robert Dinwiddie, Julian Suri, Adam Hodkinson 6:36 a.m. — Andrew Johnson, Adam Hadwin, Todd Hamilton 6:47 a.m. — John Daly, Adam Bland, Connor Syme 6:58 a.m. — William McGirt, Toby Tree, Jamie Lovemark 7:09 a.m. — Matthew Griffin, Austin Connelly, Matthew Southgate 7:20 a.m. — Cameron Smith, Bill Haas, Callum Shinkwin 7:31 a.m. — Michael Hendry, Brian Harman, Martin Laird 7:42 a.m. — Ernie Els, Ross Fisher, Bernd Wiesberger 7:53 a.m. — Tyrrell Hatton, Martin Kaymer, Aaron Baddeley 8:04 a.m. — Zach Johnson, Jason Day, Sergio Garcia 8:15 a.m. — Andy Sullivan, Joost Luiten, David Lipsky 8:26 a.m. — Rickie Fowler, Adam Scott, Paul Casey 8:37 a.m. — Matt Kuchar, Richie Ramsay, Ryan Fox 8:48 a.m. — Kevin Kisner, Charley Hoffman, David Drysdale 9:04 a.m. — Jimmy Walker, Hideto Tanihara, Thorbjorn Olesen 9:15 a.m. — Jhonattan Vegas, Brandon Stone, Sean O’Hair 9:26 a.m. — Daniel Berger, Pablo Larrazabal, Yuta Ikeda 9:37 a.m. — Paul Lawrie, Kevin Chappell, Yusaku Miyazato 9:48 a.m. — Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, Charl Schwartzel 9:59 a.m. — Jon Rahm, Patrick Reed, Lee Westwood 10:10 a.m. — Phil Mickelson, Francesco Molinari, Marc Leishman 10:21 a.m. — Scott Hend, Rafael Cabrera-Bello, Bubba Watson 10:32 a.m. — Paul Waring, Kyle Stanley, Kevin Na 10:43 a.m. — Giwhan Kim, Xander Schauffele, Andrew Dodt 10:54 a.m. — Haotong Li, Kent Bulle, Haydn McCullen 11:05 a.m. — Jbe’ Kruger, Nick McCarthy, Ashley Hall 11:16 a.m. — Ryan McCarthy, Laurie Canter, Sebastian Munoz The Open Birkdale bills itself as “one of the truest tests of links golf,” and it lays out similarly to the other eight courses in the Open rota. Its narrow holes and deep bunkers, plus the potential for high winds, make it a typically challenging Open track. The course will play at around 7,156 yards and is a par-70, but the conditions and course layout make it brutally challenging anyway. In 2008, Harrington’s winning score was 3 over par, and only four players stayed within nine strokes of even over the full 72 holes. British Open 2017 Live World No. 1 Dustin Johnson is a slim favorite entering the event, with No. 3 Jordan Spieth and No. 7 Jon Rahm just behind him. Johnson has three wins in 12 starts this year, but he’s struggled through the first two majors. He withdrew from the Masters in April with a reported back injury, and he missed the cut at the U.S. Open in June. British Open 2017 Live Stream Rahm is the sport’s fastest-rising star, a first-year professional who ended 2016 ranked 125th in the world. He’s coming off an Irish Open win on the European Tour and also won the Farmers Insurance Open. Rahm hits a huge golf ball and has been stunningly consistent at 22 years old. In 15 starts this year, he’s got nine top-10 finishes against two missed cuts. It’s hard to imagine him not playing well at Birkdale. British Open 2017 https://british-open.net/

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British Open 2017 live stream: How to watch Friday online

The second round gets underway at Royal Birkdale.

The Open Championship moves to the second round on Friday at Royal Birkdale. It’ll be a long day on the links on the English coast, with some players jockeying for position atop the leaderboard and others scrambling not to miss the cut.

British Open TV schedule 2017

Golf Channel will broadcast the action starting at 1:30 a.m. ET and running until 4 p.m.

Open Championship live streaming

The Golf Channel app and official website will carry live coverage.

At The Open, the top 70 players in the field (plus ties) survive to play beyond the 36 holes. How many shots a player sits off the lead doesn’t matter, as long as he’s within 70 leaderboard places of the guy leading the pack. That makes for some interesting head-to-head competition in the middle of the pack, because the players on the fringe are the ones who set the cut. It’s different from tournaments where the cut is determined by a specific deficit. In some ways, it can make Fridays more fun.

Birkdale isn’t all that long, a par-70 course that’s playing this week at 7,156 yards. But high winds can and do visit the grounds, and the fairways are as narrow as they are flat. It’s not an easy place to play. When Padraig Harrington won The Open there nine years ago, he did it with a score of 3-over.

What players appreciate about Birkdale more than anything is its fairness.

“You get much more consistent bounces, so the well-struck shots are rewarded and typically end up about where you would anticipate,” Phil Mickelson says.

Online streams:

1:30 a.m.-4 p.m. -- Golf Channel broadcast simulcast stream

1:30-11:30 a.m. -- "First Tee" stream

4 a.m.-3 p.m. -- Featured holes stream

Marquee group stream

Spotlight stream

Friday British Open tee times

These times are Eastern, with players teeing off in groups of three for just about as long as there’s daylight on the grounds:

1:35 a.m.: Andrew Johnston, Adam Hadwin, Todd Hamilton

1:46 a.m.: John Daly, Adam Bland, a-Connor Syme

1:57 a.m.: William McGirt, Toby Tree, Jamie Lovemark

2:08 a.m.: Matthew Griffin, Austin Connelly, Matthew Southgate

2:19 a.m.: Cameron Smith, Bill Haas, Callum Shinkwin

2:30 a.m.: Michael Hendry, Brian Harman, Martin Laird

2:41 a.m.: Ernie Els, Ross Fisher, Bernd Wiesberger

2:52 a.m.: Tyrrell Hatton, Martin Kaymer, Aaron Baddeley

3:03 a.m.: Zach Johnson, Jason Day, Sergio Garcia

3:14 a.m.: Andy Sullivan, Joost Luiten, David Lipsky

3:25 a.m.: Rickie Fowler, Adam Scott, Paul Casey

3:36 a.m.: Matt Kuchar, Richie Ramsay, Ryan Fox

3:47 a.m.: Kevin Kisner, Charley Hoffman, David Drysdale

4:03 a.m.: Jimmy Walker, Hideto Tanihara, Thorbjorn Olesen

4:14 a.m.: Jhonattan Vegas, Brandon Stone, Sean O’Hair

4:25 a.m.: Daniel Berger, Pablo Larrazabal, Yuta Ikeda

4:36 a.m.: Paul Lawrie, Kevin Chappell, Yusaku Miyazato

4:47 a.m.: Rory McIlroy, Dustin Johnson, Charl Schwartzel

4:58 a.m.: Jon Rahm, Patrick Reed, Lee Westwood

5:09 a.m.: Phil Mickelson, Francesco Molinari, Marc Leishman

5:20 a.m.: Scott Hend, Rafa Cabrera-Bello, Bubba Watson

5:31 a.m.: Paul Waring, Kyle Stanley, Kevin Na

5:42 a.m.: Giwhan Kim, Xander Schauffele, Andrew Dodt

5:53 a.m.: Haotong Li, Kent Bulle, Haydn McCullen

6:04 a.m.: Jbe Kruger, Nick McCarthy, Ashley Hall

6:15 a.m.: Ryan McCarthy, Laurie Canter, Sebastian Munoz

6:36 a.m.: Mark O’Meara, Chris Wood, Ryan Moore

6:47 a.m.: Phachara Khongwatmai, a-Maverick McNealy, Stuart Manley

6:58 a.m.: Stewart Cink, Sandy Lyle, Jeunghun Wang

7:09 a.m.: Paul Broadhurst, Thongchai Jaidee, Roberto Castro

7:20 a.m.: Tom Lehman, Ben An, Darren Fichardt

7:31 a.m.: Soren Kjeldsen, Billy Horschel, Danny Willett

7:42 a.m.: Matthew Fitzpatrick, Steve Stricker, Emiliano Grillo

7:53 a.m.: Jason Dufner, Branden Grace, Bryson DeChambeau

8:04 a.m.: Alex Noren, Russell Knox, Ian Poulter

8:15 a.m.: David Duval, Prayad Marksaeng, K.T. Kim

8:26 a.m.: Younghan Song, David Horsey, Dylan Frittelli

8:37 a.m.: Mike Lorenzo-Vera, Charles Howell III, Shiv Kapur

8:48 a.m.: Russell Henley, Fabrizio Zanotti, Peter Uihlein

9:04 a.m.: Alexander Levy, Brendan Steele, Webb Simpson

9:15 a.m.: Wesley Bryan, Anirban Lahiri, a-Alfie Plant

9:26 a.m.: Darren Clarke, Gary Woodland, a-Harry Ellis

9:37 a.m.: Padraig Harrington, Pat Perez, Thomas Pieters

9:48 a.m.: Henrik Stenson, Si Woo Kim, Jordan Spieth

9:59 a.m.: Louis Oosthuizen, Justin Rose, Justin Thomas

10:10 a.m.: Brooks Koepka, Hideki Matsuyama, Tommy Fleetwood

10:21 a.m.: J.B. Holmes, Brandt Snedeker, Shane Lowry

10:32 a.m.: Richard Bland, Shaun Norris, a-Luca Cianchetti

10:43 a.m.: Yikeun Chang, Chan Kim, Mark Foster

10:54 a.m.: Sung-Hoon Kang, Tony Finau, Matthieu Pavon

11:05 a.m.: Alexander Bjork, Joe Dean, Robert Streb

11:16 a.m.: Robert Dinwiddie, Julian Suri, Adam Hodkinson